gmorrice96
Well-Known Member
if you are a member of one of the shooting organisations it may be worth contacting them first to get a legal perspective on things as they should know how these issues are handled. you should be very careful in how you handle this because the unfortunate thing is that people like you who are the victim can end up loosing out, and by this I mean your firearms. I know that you feel intimidated and I believe that reporting this is the correct thing to do but perhaps one of the organisations may be able to advise how best to do so.
the threats are most likely to be nothing to worry about but you need to do what's right, just in case, and that must be your primary concern.
my secondary concern personally would be that reporting this in a certain way could end up in a temporary seizure of your firearms. perhaps / hopefully unlikely but if you tell the police that there may be trouble ahead could they deem it necessary to remove your firearms for the safety of those making the threats?
like I say, there may be a right and wrong way of reporting this.
the threats are most likely to be nothing to worry about but you need to do what's right, just in case, and that must be your primary concern.
my secondary concern personally would be that reporting this in a certain way could end up in a temporary seizure of your firearms. perhaps / hopefully unlikely but if you tell the police that there may be trouble ahead could they deem it necessary to remove your firearms for the safety of those making the threats?
like I say, there may be a right and wrong way of reporting this.